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With the exception of the `no-alert` cases, all code changes were made automatically by using `gulp lint --fix`.

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README.md

Overview

Example to demonstrate PDF.js library usage with a viewer optimized for mobile usage.

Getting started

Build PDF.js using gulp dist-install and run gulp server to start a web server. You can then work with the mobile viewer at http://localhost:8888/examples/mobile-viewer/viewer.html.

Refer to viewer.js for the source code of the mobile viewer.